That was not my point. The point made by Keith is a point ive always made to my black friends and relatives who don't support gay marriage. At a time in this country black people couldn't marry. And interracial marriages were illegal. What makes gay civil rights less worth fighting for than black civil rights. smh
your original post made it seem like all, or the majority of black people were responsible for Prop 8 passing. i was like WTH
though yes; you are correct. many older black people are very socially conservative. unfortunately, people quickly forget past struggles the second they areover.
Originally Posted by iNiNe5
people that voted for obama aren't being hypocritical....didn;t obama himself say during the debate that he was against gay marriage?Originally Posted by rickybadman
Olbermann once again makes a great point.SMH at people who vote for Obama because they wanted change and what they call "a equal chance" but for Prop 8 that denies another group of people equal rights. There is not ONE good reason why homosexuals should don't be able to marry.
that's his style, clearly you have never watched his special comments
black people make up 6% of california's population, and even less of its electorateOriginally Posted by 718stylez
[color= rgb(255, 0, 0)]The hypocrisy of black people voting for this ban.......[/color]
whoever wrote that "hypocrisy" quote needs to off himself. There's little more that I hate other than people comparing a lifestyle to an ethnicity. I'm not talking about gay marriage, i'm just talking about the comparisons people tend to makeOriginally Posted by 916JORDANboy
black people make up 6% of california's population, and even less of its electorateOriginally Posted by 718stylez
[color= rgb(255, 0, 0)]The hypocrisy of black people voting for this ban.......[/color]
Originally Posted by AntonLaVey
whoever wrote that "hypocrisy" quote needs to off himself. There's little more that I hate other than people comparing a lifestyle to an ethnicity. I'm not talking about gay marriage, i'm just talking about the comparisons people tend to makeOriginally Posted by 916JORDANboy
black people make up 6% of california's population, and even less of its electorateOriginally Posted by 718stylez
[color= rgb(255, 0, 0)]The hypocrisy of black people voting for this ban.......[/color]
Change was just a mantra to get people to vote for him. Now that he won, his supporters are saying that we shouldn't expect immediate changeor drastic change. What is "change" anyways? Surrounding himself with Clinton people? Doesn't sound like much change to me. On topic, Obamadid state that he will respect the State to decide what the definition of marriage is. Everyone is just assuming what he means by change and are associatingwhat ever it is they want to Obama. Can't wait to see the denial on people's faces when they see that he is just another politician that lied to them.Originally Posted by rickybadman
Could you please explain how they are not being hypocritical. Because now after the election I am realizing that some people completely missed the message Obama was giving, Obama was saying we have to make America better place for "everyone" to live in, what they heard was America needs to be better for "you" to live in. Then they have the guts to criticize the GOP's looking out for #1 attitude. Sounds hypocritical to me.Originally Posted by iNiNe5
people that voted for obama aren't being hypocritical....didn;t obama himself say during the debate that he was against gay marriage?Originally Posted by rickybadman
Olbermann once again makes a great point.SMH at people who vote for Obama because they wanted change and what they call "a equal chance" but for Prop 8 that denies another group of people equal rights. There is not ONE good reason why homosexuals should don't be able to marry.
possibly I am ignorant. please explain it to me.Originally Posted by 916JORDANboy
Originally Posted by AntonLaVey
whoever wrote that "hypocrisy" quote needs to off himself. There's little more that I hate other than people comparing a lifestyle to an ethnicity. I'm not talking about gay marriage, i'm just talking about the comparisons people tend to makeOriginally Posted by 916JORDANboy
black people make up 6% of california's population, and even less of its electorateOriginally Posted by 718stylez
[color= rgb(255, 0, 0)]The hypocrisy of black people voting for this ban.......[/color]
That statement is so ignorant that I'm not even going to bother arguing otherwise because you're clearly set in your ways. It is like back in slavery times trying to convince a slave master that black people were human beings like they were, not animals. I'll leave it at that. People are just as ignorant now as they were back then, it's just a different group of people suffering for it now.
Clearly you have scientific qualifications to make a decision on whether homosexuality is a "lifestyle" or not. I made my point, it's now up to you to digest it. Just as the ideology of homosexuality being perceived as a lifestyle choice is used as an excuse not to give these people an equal right to happiness; during slavery times black where perceived as less than human and were therefore not entitled to basic human rights and were treated like animals.Originally Posted by AntonLaVey
possibly I am ignorant. please explain it to me.Originally Posted by 916JORDANboy
Originally Posted by AntonLaVey
whoever wrote that "hypocrisy" quote needs to off himself. There's little more that I hate other than people comparing a lifestyle to an ethnicity. I'm not talking about gay marriage, i'm just talking about the comparisons people tend to makeOriginally Posted by 916JORDANboy
black people make up 6% of california's population, and even less of its electorateOriginally Posted by 718stylez
[color= rgb(255, 0, 0)]The hypocrisy of black people voting for this ban.......[/color]
That statement is so ignorant that I'm not even going to bother arguing otherwise because you're clearly set in your ways. It is like back in slavery times trying to convince a slave master that black people were human beings like they were, not animals. I'll leave it at that. People are just as ignorant now as they were back then, it's just a different group of people suffering for it now.
LOL, hit a soft spot I see. Calm down son. And here come evidence to support your opinion.Originally Posted by rickybadman
OK buddy you took what I said and thought it was a green light to diss Obama, where as the discussion is about people to voted against Prop 8 (and those who voted for Obama ago with doing that). I do feel Obama will be very different that the last 8 years. If he makes things like they were in the Clinton era, then he will be also be hailed as one of the greatest President of all time. So you can kill you Obama hate. Obama will change things, but all I am saying is that some people did not fully grasp his message. And about our last sentence I have a couple suggestions ITS OVER. YOU LOST. MOVE ON.Originally Posted by 8tothe24
Change was just a mantra to get people to vote for him. Now that he won, his supporters are saying that we shouldn't expect immediate change or drastic change. What is "change" anyways? Surrounding himself with Clinton people? Doesn't sound like much change to me. On topic, Obama did state that he will respect the State to decide what the definition of marriage is. Everyone is just assuming what he means by change and are associating what ever it is they want to Obama. Can't wait to see the denial on people's faces when they see that he is just another politician that lied to them.Originally Posted by rickybadman
Could you please explain how they are not being hypocritical. Because now after the election I am realizing that some people completely missed the message Obama was giving, Obama was saying we have to make America better place for "everyone" to live in, what they heard was America needs to be better for "you" to live in. Then they have the guts to criticize the GOP's looking out for #1 attitude. Sounds hypocritical to me.Originally Posted by iNiNe5
people that voted for obama aren't being hypocritical....didn;t obama himself say during the debate that he was against gay marriage?Originally Posted by rickybadman
Olbermann once again makes a great point.SMH at people who vote for Obama because they wanted change and what they call "a equal chance" but for Prop 8 that denies another group of people equal rights. There is not ONE good reason why homosexuals should don't be able to marry.
LOL, who said I voted Republican? (Hint, hint, I didn't vote Republican). You brainwashed Libs are assuming that Obama will save the worldand the rise from the dead on his last days. Dude is just another politician that used your emotions to get elected. And by your responses I can see that it worked on you. You can tell anyone whatever you want, doesn't make you right, but hey it's NT. Like I said, Ican't wait to see your denial when nothing changes.Originally Posted by rickybadman
Soft spot, please, my candidate won, you NT republicans have been throwing side anti-Obama remarks. I have told many dudes the same thing.Originally Posted by 8tothe24
LOL, hit a soft spot I see. Calm down son. And here come evidence to support your opinion.Originally Posted by rickybadman
OK buddy you took what I said and thought it was a green light to diss Obama, where as the discussion is about people to voted against Prop 8 (and those who voted for Obama ago with doing that). I do feel Obama will be very different that the last 8 years. If he makes things like they were in the Clinton era, then he will be also be hailed as one of the greatest President of all time. So you can kill you Obama hate. Obama will change things, but all I am saying is that some people did not fully grasp his message. And about our last sentence I have a couple suggestions ITS OVER. YOU LOST. MOVE ON.Originally Posted by 8tothe24
Change was just a mantra to get people to vote for him. Now that he won, his supporters are saying that we shouldn't expect immediate change or drastic change. What is "change" anyways? Surrounding himself with Clinton people? Doesn't sound like much change to me. On topic, Obama did state that he will respect the State to decide what the definition of marriage is. Everyone is just assuming what he means by change and are associating what ever it is they want to Obama. Can't wait to see the denial on people's faces when they see that he is just another politician that lied to them.Originally Posted by rickybadman
Could you please explain how they are not being hypocritical. Because now after the election I am realizing that some people completely missed the message Obama was giving, Obama was saying we have to make America better place for "everyone" to live in, what they heard was America needs to be better for "you" to live in. Then they have the guts to criticize the GOP's looking out for #1 attitude. Sounds hypocritical to me.Originally Posted by iNiNe5
people that voted for obama aren't being hypocritical....didn;t obama himself say during the debate that he was against gay marriage?Originally Posted by rickybadman
Olbermann once again makes a great point.SMH at people who vote for Obama because they wanted change and what they call "a equal chance" but for Prop 8 that denies another group of people equal rights. There is not ONE good reason why homosexuals should don't be able to marry.
8tothe24
Olbermann is the new Bill O'Reilly.
Um, do you watch the show? not only is Bill often refered to as Billo the Clown, today he was the worse, worser and the worst person inthe world
I would have voted for gay marriages being allowed but don't try the whole black people thing. If you say everybody cool but trying to singleout somebody never turns out well.Originally Posted by AntonLaVey
[color= rgb(255, 0, 0)]The hypocrisy of black people voting for this ban.......[/color]
Originally Posted by Peteweezy
I would have voted for gay marriages being allowed but don't try the whole black people thing. If you say everybody cool but trying to single out somebody never turns out well.Originally Posted by AntonLaVey
[color= rgb(255, 0, 0)]The hypocrisy of black people voting for this ban.......[/color]
I'm not saying black people are responsible for it, I'm saying it's kinda messed up that they voted against it. That's all.Originally Posted by Peteweezy
I would have voted for gay marriages being allowed but don't try the whole black people thing. If you say everybody cool but trying to single out somebody never turns out well.Originally Posted by AntonLaVey
[color= rgb(255, 0, 0)]The hypocrisy of black people voting for this ban.......[/color]
